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The Terrorism of the Indian Government Tim Phares Thursday, Aug. 8, 2002 The South Asian subcontinent has been called the most dangerous place in the world, and events there over the past few months seem to confirm this description. While the danger of war seems to have passed for now, India and Pakistan remain on alert and both countries continue to point nuclear-capable missiles at each other. Unfortunately, tensions remain high as each side tries to gain an advantage over the other. Pakistan and minorities within India's borders charge that India is seeking hegemony in the South Asian subcontinent. Certainly...

Not for commercial use. Solely to be used for the educational purposes of research and open discussion. Bin Laden 'seen in Pakistan' Financial Times (London) WORLD NEWS; Pg. 4 By CHANNEL 4 NEWS July 30, 2002, Tuesday USA Edition 2 LONDON George Fernandes, India's defence minister, has "unimpeachable evidence" that Osama bin Laden is alive and "moving from place to place in Pakistan", he told Channel 4 News yesterday. Sightings were made three months ago but "Frankly, it's typical of Mr George Fernandes to talk through his hat. This is a typical example of Indian propaganda which is meant just...